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mick jagger? yeah. >> mick jagger.pped in dartford in kent popped up in dartford in kent because that's home town because that's their home town there. it is being unveiled. well all people have various different comments on it because some people don't think it looks anything like mick. >> there is this oh, we've got lots of people saying he looks like paul mccartney. >> and i can see why they'd say that totally. >> mean, doesn't look like >> i mean, he doesn't look like mick jagger. not the face. >> richards does. >> richards does. >> agrees. jane says >> yeah, jane agrees. jane says mick jagger looks like paul mccartney somebody else mccartney and somebody else here, i didn't here, alan says, i didn't realise that mick jagger had morphed into macca. >> . >> yeah. >> em- em— >> theresa in dartford says, i live in dartford. what a waste of money. it doesn't even look like jagger. the council like mick jagger. the council would have got more respect from me was a statue of me if he was a statue of frontline workers who

mick jagger walked into where i was just after his birthday. he was dropping my name. i said, he went, who are you. he said, piers, i said you are seven months younger than the president of the united states and most would take you. >> brian: it is not a matter of being 80. >> he looked sharp and lean and moving with great mobility and didn't fall over after a show on stage. just mentally. >> rachel: same with donald trump, he is not much younger than president biden. he is sharp as a tack. >> he is quick witted. trump is physically fit, he's never had a drink in his life, unlike some i could mention, he's never had a drug, never smoked cigarettes and 200 somethingun pos. >> brian: yeah, 215. >> you may disagree with trump policies, you can't disagree with trump's energy levels. the voice of wildlife, is 97 years olds, david atelboro. it is not about age. he is 17 years older than biden. >> brian: i hear he's accelerating over the last three weeks, can you imagine the drama. six or seven people who think they are a better nominee, they will be his surrogates. if things

a mick jagger impersonator has a chance to win the election in argentina.e says he will/personal taxes. thank you for being with us. the scale of the tragedy in hawaii is becoming more and more clear. while there are at least 96 people confirmed killed in the fires, there is a bleak prediction that many more are unaccounted for. the governor is saying the death toll could double or triple. an entire town has been destroyed and survivors being helped by small boats in aid and supplies. let's bring in our correspondent live in hawaii. good evening. we saw your report earlier showing how people are bringing supplies to help by small boat. what is the latest development where you are? reporter: good evening. it appears authorities 60's after the fire have decided on a direction they want to take when it comes to allowing the residents to return home and see what is left of their town. we've seen hundreds of cars driving up this park, sometimes backed up for hours to gain access passes. they are valid for 72 hours, only for residents with proof of address. which

reporter: they were so internationally known, celebrities like mick jagger stepped in to help then, mayorfeinstein, to refurbish the fleet. >> thank you. reporter: without feinstein's campaign in 1982 to raise $60 million from the private sector and from the federal government, the cable cars would have likely disappeared. citing health issues, senator feinstein was unable to attend today celebration in downtown san francisco. >> in tribute to her, we would not be here, if she had not made that strong step when she was mayor of san francisco, to save the cable cars. reporter: another woman who muscled her way to become in 1998, the first female cable car grip was fanny may barnes. >> growing up in a small town in georgia, my mom told me, you can do exactly what you want to do, you just have to put in the work. that's what i did. >> when he walked down powell and market and you see 250 people standing in line, six cable cars waiting to pick them up and take them somewhere, you know that tony bennett was right. reporter: as a tribute to bennett, a cable car will be named after the also icon

then mayor feinstein convinced mick jagger to join her on a motorized cable car outside city hall and the rocker tried his best to give them a testimonial. >> this is part of san francisco, so if it wasn't here anymore, it would be gone. it's perfect for the geography of the city. you don't want to walk up a hill. this is perfect for it, right? so without them you'd have to do a bit more walking and parking. i think these are wonderful things and they still do work. they just need updating a bit. >> standard oil a million. >> with that mindset we can go home, right? >> that totally reminds me when you had to get up in front of the class and had no idea because you didn't prepare in school. i had so many of those moments. >> now look what you do. >> i know. i kind of get up in the class unprepared, no, not unprepared. we do try here. the rolling stones were in town at the time to promote their album "tattoo you" and played two shows at candlestick park, but they got the laugh in the end. >> somehow he looks the same. >> i have a feeling you prepared for your book reports. >> yeah, some

so, you know mick jagger as he goes. well, if those are the sources, why don't we go to the audience. but people on the right mood. raise your hand and they'll bring the microphone over. so why don't we start here and then we'll work across the room, state your name. well, my name, sam. born from new hampshire. and the panel today talked, a lot about cutting. and i know from coolidge's they cut it from 73% to 25%. but with respect to the loffler, what is the ideal rate of taxation? because presumably of taxes continued to be cut as they did with coolidge increased income. but when do we hit the point when taxes will continue to decrease income and is no longer incentive continue to cut taxes zero, but yeah. no, but seriously, seriously, seriously. it looks like with world experience that if you get it below 20, you get maximum impact and i think if he had been president for another term, ian mellon would have gone for the 25 down to perhaps 20 or even a tad. i would, i would just add that, you know, in coolidge's i mean,

the mick jagger of dance. i like that.ur cultural life. thank you for inviting me, john. for podcast episodes of— this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. - hello there. good afternoon. well, it's still blustery for this time of year, but the keen south—westerly wind is falling a little lighter for most areas than it was yesterday. another day of sunshine and showers. shower clouds building here in clacton—on—sea, in essex. and a lot of sunshine recorded by our weather watcher in east lothian. so, the general theme is just set to continue. but the showers will be less heavy, less frequent for most places than we saw yesterday. still some sharp and thundery showers, though, always possible close to that centre of low pressure out towards the north of scotland. there's another system, too, approaching from the south—west by the time we get to the end of the day. so it will cloud over by the end of the afternoon across pembrokeshire and parts of cornwall. the showers will gradually fade away thr

the mick jagger of dance. i like that. cultural life. thank you for inviting me, john. for podcast episodes of— this cultural life go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. - good afternoon. with low pressure nearby for yet another weekend, there's more wet weather in the forecast, mostly in the form of showers such as here in cornwall, where we have a towering cumulonimbus cloud, but also sunny spells in between. surf's up towards coastal areas in particular with a brisk south—westerly wind, dry and brighter toward south—east england and east anglia. sunshine and showers set to continue for much of the rest of the weekend, but also a quieter—looking day for most of tomorrow. here is that deep area of low pressure moving very slowly further eastwards as we head through today. tighter isobars across north—west wales, gusts up to 40mph here. elsewhere, up 30mph to 40mph with a brisk south—westerly and it is blustery for this time of the year. sharp showers around moving through quickly on that brisk wind. sharp and

the mick jagger of dance. i like that.your cultural life. thank you for inviting me, john. for podcast episodes of this cultural life, i go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. - hello there. there were certainly winners and losers with monday's weather. there were certainly winners and losers with monday's weather. morning cloud gradually broke up and infact, newquay, cornwall, it was warm enough to venture out to the beach into the afternoon. it was a different story across parts of north wales and northern england. in fact, we saw over two inches of rain, 60 millimetres of rain in some places and it was a pretty dismal day. now that low pressure is gradually drifting its way eastwards off into the north sea, allowing this ridge of high pressure to build. so a much quieter start to the story for tuesday. there will be some sunny spells as we go through the day. a few scattered showers will tend to develop particularly heavy ones across parts of southern scotland and north—east england, maybe with the odd rumb

the mick jagger of dance. i like that.h for sharing your cultural life. for podcast episodes of— this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. - hello. once again, it's a rather unsettled looking weather picture for sunday. with low pressure so close by there will be quite a number of showers around. some places will escape, but it's difficult to say exactly where. the winds are a notch down compared with yesterday, but there's still a breeze out there. you can see there's tightly packed isobars and we've got another area of rain moving in later this evening and overnight. closest to that low pressure across the north and west, so scotland and northern ireland, will see the most frequent showers. some heavy with rumbles of thunder. we've had a few sharp showers through the morning hours, perhaps fewer across wales and the south—west this afternoon, but equally, one or two sharp ones could develop just about anywhere. temperatures are similar to those of saturday, so feeling pleasant enough in the

they say he's old, he's old mick jagger is his age. you know, i mean, i don't people, i know a man is a 103 who was sharper than all of us to it's not age. and i'm going to say something right now that nobody losing me. i don't believe for a moment that he's befuddled that the way he's being played that he's some whizzing who, who doesn't know where he is. so believe that for a moment, i don't know what this is. i don't know what the purpose of this is. i can be conspiratorial and wax fantastic about that. but what i'm saying is, is that, let me bring up one point to you very quickly. do you notice how we're a bit, you're waiting to do this. we hear this all the time. he didn't say the right thing, it'd be for decor and bob. this, when he was running for office, he confused his sister with his wife for the we here and all the time. we're used to it. is this really worse than anything else? look, this was a chance, this was an on forest error. all you had to do was go and hug and say, what can i do for you? and also use the power of the

joe biden is as old as mick jagger. thank you very much. these a why we say that was trending on twitter yesterday. why missing work out? when, when turtle neck was, was i have this stroke on, which was i hate to make part of next. but then again, he's so while i don't care, you know, aside i couldn't tell. i mean the people say, well, look at him, i said, but the domain is right, and i got it right. this is a who is the, in your mind, who is the b r f k junior voter. and he's at this point, the person who understands that the, by the administration has been an absolute mess in a way that is that they understand that this is not what happened to trump like this is, this is bad, like these people are insane and they've pushed us and they push the united states itself to kind of breaking point, and they don't want to vote for trumpet, because trump for years that so who is body kennedy's co work? everyone else? every normal person in america who is like something is not right is not right here . there's something rotten in the state of denmar

and princess diana than mick jagger. jaggen >> not sure that's the greatest sort of facsimile.nyway, another weekend is on the way . another weekend is on the way. and the weather look and how will the weather look this well here is greg this time? well here is greg dewhurst met office. dewhurst from the met office. >> starts going to >> low pressure starts going to bnng >> low pressure starts going to bring a change as we move towards the weekend. an increasing risk of showers as we move through day. find out move through the day. find out all the details with me coming up soon. >> yes, let's hope it's going to be another scorcher this afternoon at least. i'm anne diamond. >> and i'm martin daubney. and this on gb news.

you go to elvis presley, mick jagger and frank sinatra. l vis presley the got into a shoving match.uld be arrested for being charming. >> speaking of being arrested for seduction, how can you not have in the list remember the hot felon of recent years? >> there he is. this is what i think of. he got out and had a modelling career. i don't know what he's doing these days. something like that. stand next to tom foreman is a picturesque image of booking photos right there. >> wow. is that what we're doing? it's friday. we need to be done. >> if donald trump's motivation for his mugshot was defiant, what would yours be? >> the hotness. >> innocent would be a good option. >> innocently hot. >> my option would be i'm not getting arrested. i'm not getting arrested. i'm not getting a mugshot. >> tom foreman, thank you for playing. you are, in fact, charming. appreciate it. >> run away. we love you. >> thank you so much for joining us. this is "cnn news central." "inside politics" with dana bash is up next. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smart enough to see, sense, reaeact,

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. >> piers: i'm sitting there and in walks mick jagger, had just turned 80.e is seven months younger than joe biden. he is a guy who races around the stage for two and a half hours and night. he never falls over. he doesn't forget the words of his lyrics. he had a conversation with me and was absolutely whip smart funny. even joe, you should be president of the united states. he didn't deny the allegation or the suggestion. a bit of other reckoning here. david attenborough is 97. do you ever hear him call a gorilla in antelope? no, you don't. the queen was 96, never fell over in public. warren buffett is 93. his partner is 99. they do their annual address to people for hours on end, they are whip smart and word perfect. it's not about age. it's about his ability to do the job given the condition of himself mentally and physically. i think we need to get this debate away from just, he's 80. other people will be watching this and go hang on, i'm 80 or my dad is 80 or my grandfather is 80 and they are not like this. it's not how most 80-year-old people are. they

> you remember the mugshots of elvis, and frank sinatra and johnny cash and jimmy hendricks and mick jagger. he turned them into bigger icons than they were. if there is a mugshot of donald trump, it will be indoor rooms and on t-shirts. making him a hero or -- [applause] >> and rightfully so. >> and rightfully so, he says, joining me now npr tv critic, eric degyansky. is the author of race beta, how media wield dangerous words to divide and nation. eric, good to have you tonight. so can we just start before we get into this over politics. just the gravity of the monk shot of a former president and what that would mean? sure, thank you for having me victor. and even though you made me follow that amazing presentation by daniel -- yes, it was awesome. you, know what strikes me about the situation it's that as you mentioned earlier there 18 other people who have been indicted along with donald trump. and so the answer to the question of why should there be a mugshot is that there are 18 mugshots of the other codefendants. and he doesn't have to take one. and then that's your picture of a two

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.k 'n roll. guitars and big drums, and everybody singing along. that's what people like about rock shows. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like -- plenty of acts really worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you got kids, you got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. >> ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcintyre, martina mcbride, shelley wright. the dixie chicks, shania twain. >> ♪ >> i remember when shania twain came out. i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her, but come to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. >> ♪ >> in all fields in our society now, women, i wouldn't s

even mick jagger weighed in on this.bout drugs in chelsea. it's kind of weird he couldn't beer persuaded to use something else. i'm convinced they don't listen to these songs. >> that list you gave was just trump's list. but there are more. >> for example, newt gingrich, i covered so many campaign, he was using "don't stop believing." he kept using it until the voters stopped believing and he dropped out of the race. bob dole, spent time on the campaign trail with him in 1996. he was using this version about a soul man called i'm a doleman. nice guy to be around. soul is not what you're thinking of at all. and the people behind the original song came back. and all jumped on this song, even though this song also is very specifically about problems with the unions. >> maybe one of the most misunderstood songs. so my question is, when the artists complain, do they win in court? >> sometimes. because they are saying the campaigns are like we're having the use issue. sometimes they will drop it and move on. other times they s

then mayor feinstein convinced mick jagger to join her on a motorized cable car outside of city hall and the rocker tried his best to give a testimonial. >> this is part of san francisco. so -- you know, if it wasn't here anymore, it would be gone and once they're gone you can't put them back. that's the trouble. it's perfect for the geography of the city. you can walk down and you don't always want to walk up the hill. this is perfect for it right? without them you'd have to be more parking and walking. they still do work. they just need updating a bit. >> one check and go home right? >> yes, right. >> we can tell there the two of them got a little giggly at the end. the stones were in town to promote their album "tattoo you." they played two shows atcandlestick park. >>> well, time now is 5:21. it's nonstop work at training camp for the niners. but the players aren't the only ones going full throttle. we'll explain in this morning's "red and gold report." >>> and later the layoffs keep on coming. the workers being let go by san francisco's largest private employer. (warehouse ambie

david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart -- all famous, all rich, and all men.rtache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises, no demands ♪ it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction, and can look good and still have brains. wild: you would think in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification, but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ man: meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-go's. ♪ see the people walking down the street ♪ unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronnettes or the supremes, the go-go's write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat ♪ majewski: that was as punk rock as it got for me. to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup or not just standing in some cool outfit in front of a band, like they were the band. ♪ doesn't matter

you know, it's like you're mick jagger, something you would have been doing in your bedroom anyway >>the upcoming sequel to "enchanted," called "disenchanted. >> "disenchanted." >> jimmy: "disenchanted. and it sounds fantastic because you play the part of the villain. >> yeah, with amy adams. >> jimmy: i love amy >> so cool [ cheers and applause the coolest. >> jimmy: you're playing the villain. is that fun to play the villain? >> oh, my god, it's the most fun. it's like -- >> jimmy: you can do everything >> yeah, you get to be like arch and big and like -- if anyone had ever said, like, "oh, you get to be the villain. ah -- when i first thought of playing villain, it's like, "i don't want to be the bad guy." it's the most fun you will ever have i had, like, a carriage with horses and, like, i got to be rude to people and, like, i got a crown and long nails >> jimmy: yeah >> it was so fun >> jimmy: disney knows how to do it up man >> oh, my god, it's the coolest thing in the world a disney villain >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm joining some serious ranks. >> jimmy: and amy adams is fantastic.

then mayor feinstein convinced mick jagger to join her on a cable car. the rocker tried his best. >> this is part of san francisco. so -- you know, if it wasn't here anymore. they would be gone and once they're gone you can't put them back. that's the trouble. it's perfect because you know you can walk down and not always walk up the hill. this is perfect for it right? so without them you know, you'd have to be a bit more walking and parking and it's really dull. so i think these are wonderful things and they still do work. they just need updating a bit. >> the standard oil a million -- then another -- >> check and go home right? >> yes, right. >> the two of them got a little giggly at the end. the stones were in town to promote their album "tattoo you." they played two shows at candlestick park. >>> it's nonstop work at training camp for the niners but the players are not the only ones going full throttle. we'll explain in this morning's "red and gold report." >>> later the layoffs keep on coming. the workers being let go by san francisco's large >>> we

that we get with so many and celebrities, hugh grant mick jagger, all of those people who have been arrested in these famous cases, a trump will not be treated, especially in other cases. they've just used a file shot of trump. and the reason for that is that he's so widely known, they felt like they didn't need to subject him to that. but here they're making a point of saying everybody who comes in front of us in a criminal case needs to be treated exactly the same. and that includes the former president of the united states, so they would have to come in have their photo taken a lead, just like everybody else in person, not be able to get special treatment. and in that is typical of the way this judge of handling this case, this judge has said that trump running for the presidency is really his day job. and that shouldn't interfere with this case. so this suggested donald trump and all 18 other defendants were retreated just like everyone else who comes to the fulton county courthouse. right. so i'm sorry for that. john henry live in atlanta, georgia. the constitutional court in time and h

somebody thought it was mick jagger's car and scratched a love note on it. love you, mick, on the bonnet of my car. >> and did you follow up this love? >> no, quite quite embarrassed. well, i liked him, but i didn't like him that much. >> so elvis , the beatles? yeah, >> so elvis, the beatles? yeah, rolling stones . rolling stones. rolling stones. rolling stones. no. you've been a broadcaster. you've been involved in this industry for , what, since 1959? industry for, what, since 1959? >> yeah, well, i think it's about 64 years now. wow. that's incredible . and i'm now actually incredible. and i'm now actually the oldest person doing a national daily radio show because i do a show on a station called boom . called boom. >> a couple of stand up memories . david, for your time in broadcasting. well i think obviously when i started , it was obviously when i started, it was very exciting because i was i was really not much more than teenagen >> yeah. so that was very exciting. i think when i got my own daily show on radio 1 in 1973 and i was part of a line—up, th

somebody thought it was mick jagger's car and scratched a love note on it. love you, mick, on the bonnet of my car. >> and did you follow up this love? >> no, quite quite embarrassed. well, i liked him, but i didn't like him that much. >> so elvis , the beatles? yeah, >> so elvis, the beatles? yeah, rolling stones . rolling stones. rolling stones. rolling stones. no. you've been a broadcaster. you've been involved in this industry for , what, since 1959? industry for, what, since 1959? >> yeah, well, i think it's about 64 years now. wow. that's incredible . and i'm now actually incredible. and i'm now actually the oldest person doing a national daily radio show because i do a show on a station called boom . called boom. >> a couple of stand up memories . david, for your time in broadcasting. well i think obviously when i started , it was obviously when i started, it was very exciting because i was i was really not much more than teenagen >> yeah. so that was very exciting. i think when i got my own daily show on radio 1 in 1973 and i was part of a line—up, th

it's mick jagger and keith richards have had bronze statues made themselves in the place where they broughten to dartford. yes, i have. once and was closed . have. once and it was closed. now, although the store is essentially about the bronze statues being made there, what are the papers has picked up keith richards from a few years ago saying i couldn't wait to get out offered and there they are on screen now you can see there it looks like more than life size picture of mick jagger running with his microphone and there's keith akimbo there's keith legs akimbo playing his axe. >> that's right . >> that's right. >> that's right. >> yeah, it's quite a good likeness, actually, you think likeness, actually, if you think about the some of the about some of the some of the other efforts we've seen recently. >> no, i i think they're >> no, i think i think they're very good. but apparently now local are saying that local people are saying that keith richards wasn't necessarily a son of dartford. he said couldn't wait to get he said he couldn't wait to get out. the thing about out. and the best th

. >> and i just is that when he wasn't mick jagger's yacht? wasn't on mick jagger's yacht?thing is that actually no difference between tories , snp difference between tories, snp and labour on on this one. no question anybody's going to revoke licences. you find me an economist, bring liam halligan back, but find me a serious energy economist who thinks there'll be much duplicitous . there'll be much duplicitous. >> but it's duplicitous though, isn't it? from keir starmer? because he stands there and goes, this. look at me . goes, i want this. look at me. i'm mr environment. i promise you new oil and gas you now, no new oil and gas drilling. and then rishi sunak goes, to going bit more goes, i'm to going do a bit more new and gas drilling. new oil and gas drilling. and they him. he wants to they go look at him. he wants to rip the face off britain. he doesn't care about the world's setting into flames. well, would you no, of you revoke it? well, no, of course wouldn't revoke it. course we wouldn't revoke it. it's hypocrisy. >> again, what is doing? >> it is again, what is d

mick jagger and paul mccartney. >> i went to see jagger in hyde park, 80 years of age. >> no way could still vibrant and energetic and still vibrant and energetic and still living a full life. you know , if you go back a few know, if you go back a few decades , if you got past the age decades, if you got past the age of 50, you were expected, as disney do, portray you are expected to be a granny with a tartan blanket over your knees and i think this this this story does have a point, actually, because disney has done that. i mean, sort of like, you know, if is either women are either hags , witches, the wicked , the witches, the wicked queens, or queens, the wicked witches or they cutesy , dumpy grannies they are cutesy, dumpy grannies who eaten by wolves. >> well, look look in defence of disney, you know, if you were a woman of 35, 40, if we're going back to the 50s or the 60s, you were regarded as elderly. you didn't have all the enhancements that people can have now. >> i mean, this isn't even the older disney films, the latest one, the little mermaid, which is so achingly woke the

mick jagger turned 80 years old. they're still at it. >> incredible.nother edition of brand up brand down. he brought us some good ones. let's start with one of the fastest growing podcast genres which i did not see coming. white noise? >> these are the podcasts where you listen to rippling brook, rain, and they're getting millions and millions of hours of viewing. spotify lost what they think to be $30 million of advertising revenue where people would normally be listening to music. they wanted to get rid of it, but they got too much backlash. >> it's like a head space thing. you want to get calm, meditate and listen to white noise. >> you got to be kidding. >> no. try meditation, you may like it. >> sign of the times. >> this is mike's role. you got to be kidding. brand down. explain this one. america's economic disconnect. >> this is something the biden administration has to deal with. 71% of americans think the economy is either bad or poor. yet 60% of people say their own personal finances are very, very good. the go figure that out. that doesn't